
Nikolaos Sismanis
Financial Analyst at Seeking Alpha
Financial Writer at TipRanks
Analyst @SeekingAlpha Analyst @SureDividend Contributor @TipRanks https://t.co/BibPFHmV8k
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1 week ago |
suredividend.com | Nikolaos Sismanis
Updated on May 30th, 2025 by Bob CiuraMonthly dividend stocks pay out dividends every month instead of quarterly or annually. This research report analyzes the 10 cheapest monthly dividend stocks based on their forward valuation multiples. The stocks have been arranged in order based on the 5-year annualized return from an expanding P/E multiple. There are just 76 companies that currently offer a monthly dividend payment.
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seekingalpha.com | Nikolaos Sismanis
May 30, 2025 1:54 PM ET, , SummaryNvidia Corporation's Q1 FY2026 results crushed expectations despite a $4.5B China hit, proving the company's resilience and global demand strength. Management remains confident, highlighting robust growth in Europe, Japan, and the Middle East, and sees potential policy relief ahead. Q2 guidance projects 60%+ YoY growth even with an $8B China revenue loss, showcasing Nvidia's operational efficiency and adaptability.
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seekingalpha.com | Nikolaos Sismanis
May 30, 2025 11:16 AM ET, , , SummaryMSTY's 140% dividend yield remains sustainable and could rise further, driven by MSTR's unique volatility and leveraged Bitcoin exposure. Active management allows MSTY to generate strong premiums even as MSTR's volatility declines, supporting robust and growing monthly payouts. MSTY's structure (blending Treasuries, cash, and covered calls) mitigates downside risk and enhances yield potential in choppy or range-bound markets.
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blog.tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis
Reddit Inc. ($RDDT) stock has been on a wild ride since its IPO last March, soaring from $34 to a dizzying $230 before pulling back at $103 today. The bullish moment has been fueled by Reddit’s jaw-dropping growth, tempered by whispers of doubt about whether it can keep the momentum going. I’m betting it can. With its unique platform and skyrocketing metrics in both the top and bottom lines, I see Reddit’s dip as a rare chance to buy into a social media giant poised for a big rebound.
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blog.tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis
Realty Income ($O), the self-proclaimed “Monthly Dividend Company,” is now trading at levels not seen since 2016, a nearly decade-long period of flat capital gains that’s tough to stomach for any investor. High interest rates in recent years have prompted investors to seek higher-yielding alternatives, thereby compressing the stock’s valuation. Yet, after this rough patch, the Realty Income is looking mighty appealing, boasting a sturdy 5.63% dividend yield while steadily hiking its payout.
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